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9. When writing interview
questions . . .
• Learn some facts and details before the
interview so you don’t sound clueless
about the topic.
10. When writing interview
questions . . .
• Learn some facts and details before the
interview so you don’t sound clueless
about the topic.
• Think of a list of questions (not too
many) that can be answered by more than a
“yes,” or “no.”
13. Evaluate your Source
• Is the source someone who knows a lot
about the subject?
• Is the information current or posted
recently?
14. Evaluate your Source
• Is the source someone who knows a lot
about the subject?
• Is the information current or posted
recently?
• Is the information complete and
dependable?
15. Evaluate your Source
• Is the source someone who knows a lot
about the subject?
• Is the information current or posted
recently?
• Is the information complete and
dependable?
• Is the source unbiased? Does it tell both
sides of the story?
16. Your Assignment
• Create an e-mail interview following these
interview guidelines.
• It can be fake or real. It will be submitted
when your notecards are due.
